[Flores ex S. Bernardi] [microform]. [between 1200 and 1399]

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[Flores ex S. Bernardi] [microform]. [between 1200 and 1399]

Three separate manuscripts brought into one codex: 1st manuscript runs: 1r-52v; 2nd manuscript: 53r-87v; 3rd manuscript: 89r-104v.

104 leaves : parchment ; 288 x 200 mm.

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